Color Revelations: The Chamber

Fall is just around the corner. For those who love watching the leaves turn from green to orange and red, these autumnal hues may just be the perfect inspiration for your workspace!

These subdued tones of mossy greens, burnt orange, and woodsy browns will help introduce a bit of color into your workspace without having to steer too much into a color-saturated scheme. But don’t be mistaken, darker tones can still create cozy atmospheres and help establish a consistent background to brighten accents of colorful décor or pair it with contrasting hits of milky pink and cream.

Earth-toned palettes are also very flexible. You can easily pair up a brown color scheme with some marble and wood flooring to create a more upscale environment.

For the latest installment of our “Color Revelations” series, we take a look at autumnal hues of mossy greens, burnt orange, woodsy browns, comforting sand, antique white, and ancient rose. Read on to see how to incorporate them into your space, whether in an office, home, educational, or hospitality setting.

Where These Colors Work Best

Darker earth tones evoke feelings of tranquillity, a very necessary emotion in a stressful office setting. Green promotes health and success, which works well for workspaces that want to attract the energy of money. On the other hand, lighter tones of green can help instill feelings of calm and peace in employees while reducing anxiety and stress, an important aspect of creating happy and healthy workspaces. Additionally, pink evokes casual and cozy vibes and can have a relaxing effect on colleagues. Finally, creamy whites convey feelings of sterility and cleanliness.

Libraries and research rooms can benefit from these colors, which help stimulate concertation and are conducive to reading and studying. They can also work well in dedicated office areas for focus work and setups for well-being.

Find some inspiration below.

Showcased in the above image: BuzziCane in Ash Black Stained and Velvet Pearl; BuzziFalls Orient in bicolor BuzziFelt Offwhite/Red.

Pair BuzziFalls with a nostalgic lace motif and our vintage-inspired BuzziCane for a perfect spot to relax. The green tint of the wallpaper also adds a calming effect.

Showcased in the above image: BuzziCane in Ash Black Stained and Velvet Pearl; BuzziBlox R XL in grey.

Natural colors and mineral tints, such as moss green and grey, bring a calming effect to your interior.

Showcased in the above image: BuzziCane in Ash Black Stained and Velvet Pearl.

In a setting filled with textures such as rattan and concrete, the plushness of this loungy armchair adds a bit of juxtaposition.

Showcased in the above image: BuzziBlox R XL in grey.

Organic versus geometrical. Round versus angular. Opposites make for an appealing architectural contrast.

Showcased in the above image: BuzziDish in Tonus 454.

Warm shades such as dark red, soft orange and milky pink make you feel warmer and enforce your well-being.

Showcased in the above image: BuzziDish in Tonus 454; BuzziShield Free in Fabric Camel with baseplate in RAL9005 Black.

Warm shades such as dark red, soft orange and milky pink make you feel warmer and enforce your well-being.

Showcased in the above image: BuzziShield Free in Fabric Camel with baseplate in RAL9005 Black.

Earthy tones are a powerful antidote to the days spent working on the computer.

Showcased in the above image: BuzziBlinds Arch Large in BuzziFelt EcoBrown and BuzziFelt Mocca.

Brown shades help keep people grounded. Mixing shades within the same color group always works wonders.